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What You Need to Pass Cisco Exams
Apart from design exams which are purely theory in nature, you are going to need a few tools and resources in order to pass your exams. I speak from experience working on live networks for years and taking many Cisco exams. 1. Good study guide or two. Most people refer to one main study guide…
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12 IT Books Every Cisco Engineer Should Own
A career as a Cisco network engineer means dedicating yourself to continuing personal development. Even when you pass your Cisco CCNA, you will discover that there are a large number of gaps in your knowledge. Sure, you know how to write an access list and do some basic routing and switching. You know a little…
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What to do When You Get Bored of Studying
There is no denying it. Studying is a grind. Ask anybody if they'd rather catch a movie or read an IT manual and the movie will win every time. So, with that in mind, here is what I suggest you do if you really do get tired of studying. 1. Remind yourself why you started…
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7 IT Study Techniques You’re Probably Not Using
I've said elsewhere that the problem with passing IT exams isn't the lack of study materials. This may have been the case around 5 to 10 years ago, but now there are almost too many study resources. It can actually be overwhelming because they all promise results. The problem isn’t the study materials as such.…
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Cisco VIRL
There have been whispers about Cisco releasing their own emulation platform for some time now. Something like Dynamips/GNS3 but the IOS included. Cisco have now released VIRL to the public. VIRL stands for Virtual Internet Routing Lab and it runs off a virtual machine. It's big news for any Cisco student who wants to get…
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